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Does anyone know just what gauge wire was used in the Model A Ford for the electric windshield wiper?
Standards do not say. I am gussing 14 gauge but do not know. Thanks. Pluck |
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Steve, having just checked my early '28 Tudor, the wire is 16 gauge, so installing a 14 gauge will not hurt.
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My '29 (June/Special) had a vacuum motor when I purchased it, and in the windshield frame I found this wire and terminal flag routed from the wiper mount holes down the passenger side door frame.. and cut off there. By JS info I believe I would be correct with an electric.. the insulation is faded, so not much help on the color.
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